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Hosted by Kate Savage · arts · EN-US
Inquisitive conversations between Art Throb host Kate Savage and artists, writers, performers, producers and artistic entrepreneurs about their work and all things arts related. Get to know who’s doing the work, who’s making the arts happen and who's keeping them exciting and accessible. Gain an insider’s view through these exchanges and a glimpse into the wonder-filled world of creative individuals.
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Signup to Generate a PitchInquisitive conversations between Art Throb host Kate Savage and artists, writers, performers, producers and artistic entrepreneurs about their work and all things arts related. Get to know who’s doing the work, who’s making the arts happen and who's keeping them exciting and accessible. Gain an insider’s view through these exchanges and a glimpse into the wonder-filled world of creative individuals.
Art Throb is hosted by Kate Savage. The show has published 86 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "No. 87: Chip Sebastian - Producer, Death and the Maiden" (27 October 2026, 25 minutes), "No. 86: Devin Marks - Gingko Festival and Art Exhibition" (12 October 2026, 29 minutes), and "No. 85: Sherry Jackson Thompson, Wylie Caudill, Kyle Wade - JEFFERY" (29 September 2026, 23 minutes).
Art Throb publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 86 episodes.
Booking probability for Art Throb is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Art Throb requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Art Throb's contact route on record: public web form.
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Kate Savage hosts Art Throb, an arts podcast with 86 episodes published.
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Episode #87
In this episode, Chip Sebastian discusses his upcoming production of Death and the Maiden , exploring themes of justice, trauma, and societal reflection through the play. He shares insights into the play's background...
Episode #86
Devin Marks discusses the inspiration, planning, and community involvement behind the Ginkgo Galore Festival in Wilmore, Kentucky with show host Kate Savage. The conversation covers the festival's unique activities, the...
Episode #85
In this podcast my guests Sherry Jackson Thompson, Director; Wylie Caudill, Steve; and Kyle Wade, numerous roles - all female - discuss the upcoming production of Jeffrey by Act Out Theatre, exploring its themes of...
Episode #84
Step inside one of Lexington’s most creative spaces, what does it take to transform a crumbling historic building into a vibrant arts hub? This episode of ArtThrob features Marco Logsdon and Michael Satterley, artists...
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Drew Barr, acclaimed director of new, modern, and classical plays known for his work on Broadway and internationally with productions such as War Horse, joins Kate Savage to discuss his latest project: directing Harvey...
Episode #80
Artist Stacey Chinn-Hart discusses her conceptual art exhibition 'Recreation,' exploring themes of identity, vulnerability, and transformation through personal and powerful works. Host Kate Savage delves into Stacey's...
Episode #79
<p>JoEllen Wilhoite, Director of Corporate and Annual Giving at the Nest, along with artist and illustrator Pam McDaniel and singer-songwriter Buffy Lawson, discuss their heartwarming collaboration on the children’s...
Episode #78
<p>Vanessa Becker Weig, co-founder and Executive Artistic Director of Voices Amplified, and Rylie Sudduth, rising senior at the University of Evansville and Associate Producer, discuss the ambitious first Voices Heard...
Episode #77
<p>When Tom Willis first encountered the Icarus myth, it felt like a warning to him: don’t fly too close to the sun. But then he thought - what if instead, it’s a call to leap into the unknown? That’s the heart of his...
Episode #76
<p>In this engaging interview, Willie Davis discusses his innovative novel Honeysuckle Season, which uniquely recounts a single incident through 12 diverse perspectives. The conversation with host Kate Savage, explores...
Episode #75
<p>Allison Lankford has overseen the Gatton Park project for more than a decade. In addition to raising the money necessary to build the park, with more than $55 million secured, Allison led the planning related to the...
Episode #74
<p>Kevin Lane Dearinger, retired Broadway actor, singer, English teacher, and prolific author, joins Kate Savage to share the fascinating story behind his new book, At the Lexington Opera House: A Scrapbook, 1887–2026...
Episode #73
<p>Gregory Turay, internationally recognized operatic tenor, educator, and civic arts leader, joins host Kate Savage to discuss his visionary project, ElevateART—a proposed civic and community arts center aimed at...
Episode #72
<p>Ave Lawyer, founding member of the theater group On the Verge, and artist/horticulturalist Claudia Michler join host Kate Savage to reflect on the life and art of Dan Stone, a prolific yet private Lexington artist...
Episode #71
<p>Zak Foster, a community-taught textile artist, joins host Kate Savage for an exploration of his exhibition "Southern White Amnesia" at the Morland Gallery, which delves into the family stories white Americans...
Episode #70
<p>Daniel Pfalzgraf, longtime preparator, curator and now gallery owner, sits down with Kate to discuss the seamless transition of Lexington’s beloved New Editions Gallery into its next chapter as Wheelhouse Art. Daniel...
Episode #69
<p>Lori Meadows, Board Chair of Kentuckians for the Arts and former Executive Director of the Kentucky Arts Council, joins host Kate Savage to discuss the essential role of arts advocacy across Kentucky. Lori sheds...
Episode #68
<p>Jim Clark, Executive Director of the Henry Clay Memorial Foundation, joins Kate Savage for a wide-ranging conversation about Ashland, the historic Lexington estate once home to Henry Clay. They discuss Ashland’s...
Episode #67
<p>Keelan O’Sullivan, writer, curator, and executive director of Institute 193, joins host Kate Savage to discuss Casey Joiner’s exhibition "Housekeeping," a dreamlike photographic meditation on family, grief, and the...
Episode #66
<p>In my conversation with Jeremy Kisling we talk about the importance of creating a sense of belonging for young people at the Lexington Children's Theatre. Jeremy emphasizes the universal need for all individuals to...
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